Union Minister Nitin Gadkari criticized political parties for offering free electricity and gas subsidies, arguing that such short-term measures hinder India's self-reliance. Additionally, Gadkari condemned nepotism in politics, urging fair opportunities for capable individuals outside political dynasties. Addressing corruption in the government, Gadkari highlighted how bureaucratic processes are often expedited by bribes, emphasizing the need for transparency and efficient decision-making. He pointed out that flawed project reports are a major cause of issues in highway projects, including road accidents. Gadkari also announced the development of a 14-lane highway connecting Mumbai and Bengaluru, aimed at easing traffic congestion in Pune. He hopes his critiques inspire younger generations to demand a more transparent and efficient governance system.